Australia’s top 10 TV favourite ads have been revealed in a new survey. The survey asked Aussies aged 18 to 60 a series of questions to uncover why certain ads perform better than others. New ...

The best Australian TV ads from the 90s Whether they were spruiking chocolate biscuits, international flights or toilet paper, these commercials are hard to forget (no matter how hard you’ve tried).

Newspaper advertising has significantly evolved over the past 60 years, from the Mad Men era of the 1960s with the big headlines and the long copy, to the prestige glossy wrap-around ads of today.

The Australian Greens political parties have called for the government to issue a federal ban on junk food advertisements, citing concerns for the health of children.

An Australian meat advertisement making fun of the population’s generational gap has gone viral and some viewers are calling it the “best ad in history.” The advert titled “The Generation ...

Fifty years ago the first Australian television program was broadcast in colour, about 10 years after it had arrived in most countries around the world.

An Australian television journalist reporting live from downtown Los Angeles amid the large-scale protests over President Trump's immigration crackdown was hit in the leg by a rubber bullet, her ...

The Australian will publish a special 104-page 60th Anniversary Collector’s Edition magazine on 13 July, featuring the most influential people of the past 60 years. From prime ministers ...

“Gambling advertising in Australia is out of control with one million gambling ads being aired on free-to-air television and radio in just one year,” said a letter signed by more than 60 ...

After roaring out of COVID in 2021 and despite strong streaming revenue, television advertising contracted by $83 million in the second half of last year.

Australian broadcast industry trade body ThinkTV has revealed total TV advertising revenue figures for the six and 12 months to June 30th, 2022 which includes metropolitan free-to-air, regional ...

Some of Australia's best-known TV personalities are bracing for major pay cuts as the nation's biggest networks prepare for sweeping budget reductions in a bid to curb ballooning costs.